The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, July 19, 1935, Page 10

THE Bl(; MIL l ()l~ THE Al .L B. C. FOLLOWS UNITED STATES Adopts Forestry Training Plan, Cousin to Am- erican CCC VICTORIA, B. C., July 19.—For- estry training camps—a first oousin to American CCC—are beginning to flourish in British Columbia. Government sponsored, organized instruction in prospecting is in the offing. ‘The forestry plan was designed by George 8. Pearson and 200 youths already are in the field under the guidance of British Columbia for- crt rangers. Additional camps have beoen projected to care for youths between thé ages of 21 years and 25, who have lived 10 years in the province, Pearson is drafting a plan to di- vert a proportion of the recruits into practical mining ‘field w #nd to obtain competent instructors in placer mining to tutor others — e EARLY GRID START AT NOR. CAR. STATE RALEIGH, N. C, July 19.—Hartly “Humk” Anderson, former Notre Dame coach and new pilot at North Carolina State, already is lcoking forward to the 1935 football season. He has issued a call for ali can- didates for Tuesday, Hunk is hoping for better luck in his second year with the Wolfpack. A survey of last fall's varsity and freshman squads shows that Ander- son will have available 16 lettermen ingluding Barnes Worth, guard and captain, and Steve Sabol, brilliani center, and 34 freshmen who were awarded 1934 numerals Auk Bay Inn | WELCOMES THT}'MEJ\' OF THE U.S.NAVY We invite you to dange to the music of the featured Wonder Bn\* Accordionist ; George Troy chak Beer Fried Chicken Light Wines Special Taxi or Bus Service September 3. ASKS RETURN OF ALIMONY JNMANAPfiufi"" | LARGEST SHP Crunser Dis-| places 9,050 Tons— | Is 610 Feet Long | (Continued irom Page One) | ! water, She was built in Camden, N. J., by the New York Shipbuilding | Company. in 1932. | ¥or motive plant, hidden inside the slim exterior lines of her hull,| is massive. She is driven by four screws, propelled by turbine motors which turn up 107,000 horsepower. She carries many modern guns and, as a new feature in marine warfare, has accommodations for four seaplanes. These planes are £ s A shot away from_the deck in a pow- 5 i iy | exful slkl ay WQL the Indian- “romi1 unitil 4 o%lock each qrtemogn that _she is ln port RUYAL “ReLicS Claiming Clalre Luce, beautiful actress (rlanr). mltrew!“'\"fl‘ fih matters when she got $25,000 alimony a year from him, Cliffera War. ren Smith (center), heir to Western Unlon millions, wants $100,000 back from her. Claire, now in London, says he'll have to prove they're still not man and wife, but in meanwhile Smith has taken another wite, the former Charlotte Fantoni (left). (Associated Press Photos) and to get a Earlier, Bigger : At present, spihs- | Fensions Sought r 66 are cligible for a pen~ 3y Spinsters o g MADRID.—The committee charg-, R ed with looking after the proper- EDINBURGH, July 19.—In lieu| Branches of the Women's Pen-|iic; of the ex-royal house is trying of husbands on whom they can de- > being formed all|ig jearn who recently took two] pend for support in their old age ¥ ¥ coa es, one of Charles III E) opened a er of Charles IV, from and’s spinsters have determined movement to obtain| Wh nce royal stables, and sold earlier and better pensions from the ! ) in Madrid's famous “flea mar-} state. around in England |kot” for 350 pesetas tabout $50) With their tongues as weapons, sald a member of |each f 2,500,000 of them are king to 1 especially when some - ->-oo> ‘ the qualifying age lowered ry three or four times. | DAILY EsPIRE WANT AUS PAfl‘ have o er On the Highway 't ' 1 ’ | Lunches can be arranged |into peordingl: | ~cunt: of thel ety THE DA[LY ALASKA mvrme FRIDAY, JULY 19, 1935 FLU RESEARCH 15 DELAYED BY POSTAL RULES Serum Sent from Alaska‘ Held Up in English Mails Package Regulation -« | PHILADELPHIA, July 19.—Brit- | ystal rules delayed research | northern Alaska's influenza mic it became known Thurs- Stuart Mudd, head of the’ ty of ‘Penncylvania bacter- department, said fresh per- | serum rushed from Alaska | mailed first class to the Brit- Medical Research Oouncil in where the study of influ- s being made and about a later the package was re- packages first class. Ac- it was_ re-wrapped and as “small package mail.” Meanwhile the ' possibility existed : serum might useless on ac- with the explanation that | lish postal rules prohibited | nual ‘tommencement festivities, The O Uyt pras (apllfll City 0f Alflilm as |t appears from cnft carrying tourlsh on an observahon flight. “Old Grads” Set Record At University Reunion was graduated in 1876, represented the oldest class. Honors for the roest representation went to the {clacs of 1910 with 78 members | present. IOWA CITY ,Ia, July 19. —AL| records for reunion attendance at| the University of Towa were brok- | en when 1,003 “old grads” returned | to the campus to participate in an- | S A X e 5. WORK ON STEEL BRIDGE Twenty men under the direction of A, F. Ghiglione, Construction Enginéer, of . Juneau, are setting |steel on the new Eklutna bridge on the Anchorage-Matanuska road. previous record at commencement time was 659. O. H. Brainerd of Iowa City, who ors to seme with Lhexr creditors. OF ALEUTIAN - VOLGAND MADE ‘Ed Levin and Ken Chis- | holm Scale Smoking Cone of Payloff, chorlSays FALSE 5 hg,_m.aska July 195 | The first §uccessful ascent of Pav- | lIoff Voleano, smoking cone of the | Aleutians,“was reported by Ed Levin | and Ken Chisholm on their return |t0 False Pass ffom their ascent on | July 9, after tWo previous attempts |had been frustrated by storms. n and Chisbolm were asso- | clated’ with ‘Fathér Hubbard on his | former ‘Alaskh - expeditions. FUEERIC SOUTH AFRICA - JAILS DEBTORS PRETORIA, So. Africg, July 19— | Civil imprisonment for debtors has been -reintroduced into the union of South 'Africa. ‘Tt is expected that this decision will lead many debt- You lyill find all the GOOD FELLOW S STOLEN, REPORT | spgr WILL GREET YOU ROYALLY at the Finest Music Best Ball Room Private Dining Rooms Light Wines and Beer phétn Tr e PRI AL